Are you introverted or extroverted? Do you enjoy attending events and conferences or have you never attended anything like this before in your life? Let us know your thoughts on attending real-life events!

Show notes are not always an easy thing for podcasters to produce after recording their shows. How much value do comprehensive show notes really add? Does anyone really read podcast show notes?

Let us know your opinion!

Audio production is a trade you learn over many years just like any other profession. Should the secrets of great audio production be widely and publicly available?

Let us know what you think!

Twitter bombing your podcast shows can create a huge spike in downloads but is it ethical? If you Twitter bomb a show does it have a great impact on your overall audience? We discuss the pros and cons of Twitter bombing in this show.

What do you think? Would you Twitter bomb your podcast?

In this episode we debate the optimum way to upload a final podcast. Should it be in mono or stereo? How does having music included or simply a 30 second intro impact your decision on a stereo or mono recording.

What do you think? Stereo or mono?

We often hear "less is more" but what is the rule when it comes to podcasting? Should a podcast go on for hours or stick to a format of just a few minutes?

How long is your podcast and what's your opinion? Long or short - let us know!

Radio show prep can be an invaluable resource to radio presenters around the world. It can help to inform them as to what's happening without them needing to spend hours researching themselves. Should a radio host rely entirely on show prep and do no work preparing their own shows?

What do you think? Leave a comment.

Is the current system of music licensing effective in today's online age? Internet radio stations, podcasters and YouTube channels would love to use commercially licensed music but is it cost effective for small to medium scale broadcasters to do so? Should the old style model be abolished or reshaped?

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Radio stations often create "best bits" podcasts of their radio shows. Should every radio station have a podcast and, if they should, what should it sound like?

Let us know your thoughts!

Would a license to podcast introduce a level of quality to podcasting or is the idea of podcast licensing completely against the ideology of podcasters?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments.